The change should affect all the company’s assets – both Ukrainian and foreign, said the head of Metinvest, Yuriy Ryzhenkov.
Metinvest, despite the loss of assets and war-related difficulties, will continue its course towards “green innovation” and environmental production in 2024. This was announced by the company’s general director, Yuri Ryzhenkov , according to the Metinvest press service.
“Despite the war, our strategy for green innovation has not changed. And it will affect all assets – both Ukrainian and foreign. These almost two difficult years have proven that Metinvest is a stable company. This means we can handle everything that awaits us,” for our future,” he wrote.
Ryzhenkov emphasized that the company rebuilt its business during the war.
“We developed the business, changed the operating model and rebuilt new logistics chains for the export of products. We remain one of the largest taxpayers in the country and have become the backbone of Ukraine in economic, defense and social places,” said the head of the company.
Let’s recall that Ryzhenkov previously said that his company’s investment program for 5-10 years indicated the investment of $9 billion in the “green transformation” of metallurgical enterprises, in particular GOK, Kametstal and Zaporizhstal . In the near future, Metinvest plans to start building a rolling mill in Italy, which the company calls a “pilot project for the reconstruction of Zaporizhstal.”
Last October, Metinvest reported that it was working on a new environmental policy plan and implementing projects to reduce emissions at metallurgical plants.
Source: korrespondent
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